In the near future, Earth faces an unprecedented energy crisis, threatening the very survival of humanity. In a desperate bid to generate a sustainable power source, a team of international astronauts is stationed on a space station orbiting Earth. Their mission centers around the Shepard particle accelerator, a device believed capable of producing unlimited energy. The crew, composed of specialists from various countries, grapples with personal conflicts and the immense pressure of their task, knowing that their success or failure could determine the fate of mankind.

During one of their experiments aimed at fully activating the Shepard device, the crew encounters a catastrophic anomaly. This event results in unforeseen consequences that challenge their understanding of reality and place them in grave danger. Cut off from all communication with Earth, they must deal with the immediate and perplexing effects of the experiment gone awry. The astronauts are thrust into a frantic quest for survival, not only battling the tangible dangers aboard their station but also confronting deeper, more existential questions about their place in the universe and the ramifications of tampering with the fundamental laws of nature.